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THE EVENING HEftATT). KLAMATH FALLS. OHF-flON
Friday, Augunt B, l'.27.
JACK DEUPSEY
IN HOT WATER
Court Action to Be Start
ed Against Champion
ship Battle
CHICAGO. Auk. . (P) The
Chicago Coliseum club, headed
by n. E. (Moments, announced
through Ralph Knaen, Ita chief
ouunscl, today, that It Intended
ta start court action to prevent , n....
Jack Dempaey boxing C.ene T-;a mornln he mace threo hur
ried trip, first leaving a aon for
Mr. and Mr. D. II. Governor of
BRIEF NEWS
OF
KLAMATH
Round the Rim in 21 Days
wssssnscsst
live lUblra llorn ,
Calling five tlmea arllhln the
past three daya at tho Klamath 1
Valley hoapital, Mr. Stork has
been the busy bird. Lit. Wed
neaday night, ut before the '
hour ot midnight, he patd hla 1
tint vlalt. lravtiic baby daugh-'
ter to Mr. and Mrs. I. U Harris '
Again early Thur
the
ney here next month for
heavyweight championship.
Rosen'a statement pointed out
that Dempney In March. 192.
had contracted to box Harry Wills
under Clements' promotion and
agreed to fight no one else in the
Interim. Rosen obtained an In
junction In an Indiana court pro
hibiting Dempsey from fighting
Tunney at Philadelphia,' but the
decree aa not' recognised In
Pennsylvania.
Advance notice of the intention
cf the Coliseum club was given.
Rosen (aid, because "we don't
wish to be placed In the position
in the court actions which are to
be' brought, of opening the way
tor a defonse upon the theory
that the public, whose Interests
and reports are always to be
given first consideration, waa not
advised ot the true state of facts
in time to prevent financial loss."
Rev. McMillan
Visiting Here
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greatly, to much so that I hardly
know It- It la Indicative ot the
great development tbit has taken
possession of the Pacific coast.
t, development that I hope will
soon reach out and Include the
great territory of Alaska." I
. "Alaska" seemed a touchstone
thst loosed tho floodgate of
Father McMillan's descriptive
Towers, for be dwelt with al
tnbsj affectionate eloquence upot I
u veuuea and grandeur of
Vncle Sam's choicest Jewel.
"Nearly ten years of residence
la Alaska," said Father McMil
lan, "has enabled me to get a
glimpse ot the scenic wonders
. of that land of surpassing beauty
and unbelievable grandeur. It
the people ot tho state Could
only Imagine a fraction ot the
scenic splendor that lies at the
door of our great country, ten
times the shipping accommoda
tions now available would fall
far short of meeting the de
mands of the tourists who would
want to go there.
Grcrt. Resource.
"Scenery la not all that Alaska
has to offer. It la a vast store
house of undeveloped mineral re-
aourres, which when even par
tially' developed will produce
wealth far beyond the dreams
of Its most enthusiastic propa
gandists. I believe the time Is
not far distant when the pioneer
spirit that his made the west
will again manifest itself towards
Alaska, and then that great ter
ritory will come Into its own."
' A reception will be held this
evening In the assembly room
of the parish house at 8 o'clock
F v f 1 .LJi- 'TSfcrSl
Hildebrand. On hla second trip ,
he delivered a son to Mr. and
Mr. F. L. Rider of 23 IS Hornet
Avenue. Later In, the morning J
another bny waa left to Mr. aud
Mrs. T. W. Nelson of S2S Lin- J
coin street. Last, but not least, I
last night upon his final call a
7 3-4 pound son was delivered
to Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Igl. When Mb. rt tluth. shown at HrM. and Ted Marsh left Canton, O..
i for a tour around the rim of the I nited State, they expected to get
Vllil Vrm MaiMiHHd- back In SO days. They made the U.4i mile lu SI days and part
.V ,,5 , J Z BlanT and' of th time had to travel through the flooded una of Louisiana.
Mr and Mrs Lou ' " ,nroll(.n desert sandstorm, and In a heavy storm.
son of Marshfield spent Thurs-; 1
day here visiting and enjoying a' . p J D K Hcimin Koehl wh.i were fni.eU
number of spota ot interest Air KeCOra DrOKcn ( ,0 U(u on Wetln.dy atter.;.H.n i
rnund Klamath Fulls. Mr. 1 Rv Two Germans nnlv five hours d-ul AS an Inn to I
in the air. also watched tneit
Continued rron rage unei fcUow nitn their tedious
roiitlnue. This was all Hie morel 'n-
rbiirvln lu view of the turn
that Just Iwfoita luliliilgbt the ''
meu hud dropped uiessime. any-'
lug their fuel was nearly gone.
A later uesssge explained they ,
had initiltf a miscalculation aud
thst they could continue for
tome time.
Hungry. ,
One of Ihe lal-st uiessRKe '
djjippeil from the plauo waa: I
"Hutu lu flue fetlln but wolfish- j
ly hungry." After 4:30 a, ui.
they said their fuel would last
uutil 10:3 o'clock aud as they
(lauded at lo:U they were not'
far oft In their calculations. i
When, soon after six o'clock. I
Kdtard's wife and f ither arrived
t from Bremen, the airman appar-
' n'.ly recognised them, for he
moped twice around the field
In a low curve. While Krau Kd-
i,il .Vflla.tllv wavtwl hn. haml.
' kerrhlef.
When the machine finally
alighted, the crowd rushed upon
the fliers, smothered them with 1
flowers and carried them about
the field.
e
I'INK.Ill.At K COMIII NATION
A black faille crepe gown In
troduces contrast by lining Its
flared side jabot and wide turu-ed-back
cufs with rose beige sat
in: ,
Blanc is a well known business
man of the bay city. They regis- (
tered at the Hotel Willard.
flight which was to tiring
Visiting From Idiilio .
A party of visitors from Lewis
ton, Idaho, here to enjoy the nu
merous spots of Interest of Klam
ath county are Mr. and Mrs. R.
A. Nims. Miss Lenore Nims and
R. P. Nims. They are stopping
at the Hotel Willard.
and Ihe distance covered as i
(6.040 kilometers. (3.763 miles.)1
ot 1 The -crowd which remained on.1
rounds.
to liielr plane aril the Gerninu , 11.7.1.1 Miles.
aviatois. Frledrich Loose and I The Junkers company official
' announced the time of the
I Ohituarv I flight as Si hours 23 minute
KM.M.l 1HKHX.
Mrs. Emtns Blehn. wife
Rosco Blehn ot 301 West Main the flying fluid during Ihe hours
street. Darned away at 11:10, ot darkness, watching the plane'
. " o'clock on Thursdiy night follow- tracing Its shuttle route to Leip-1
From "urns f b... ing . brief Illness. In addition sic and back, cheered loudty
- k T. V Z.Md ! ber husband she leave, three when at 1:U a. m. It was ,
'd b,n"8htM . , ' ' lh" ,,V i sons. Roy. Claude aud Richard , nounced that 4.4O0 kilomete,
C. llea of I Barn, to the city , thorwn, ,au5h.d bT ,hc FrenU
yestrd.y They stopped at tne ruQa of he Wn(t. flier- ylarll.0 nrojhlu. had bem :
Hotel Wlllard k Funen1 ome p,ne Aye.i broken.
i nue at Sixth. The arrangements I The enthusiasm waa helgntcn-
wis given out
later. ' I that fustics and Kdxard would
THEJMPORTANTjNQREPIENr
iir. ism. hl. for the funeral will be announced ed when word
Preparatory to opening hla of. hl RMkt am
fices in the snepnera nunuiog on .
Main and Fifth. Dr. P. M. Cars
ten, well known physician of.
Lakeriew' arrived here yester-'
day. He la atopping at tne. not- J
el Willard for the present.. !f
fiiiimniiniiHiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiK
Eawtrra Visitors -
Miss Janet Janklnson and Miss
Dorothy Shoemaker of Chicago. '
Illinois, enjoying a tour of the
west stopped In Klamath Falls'
yesterday. They registered
at the Hotel Willard. S
Saturday Specials !
The tastlness of our pies and
pastrlea bespeak their absolute
purity. Kverylliln that
Into them mukes the most de
licious, wholesome sweet thut
ever grsred your table. Fresh
every day. .
i Hl'Mi.U.S:
T' WmIuuI llrrad Coffee Cake
MLs Rlsieersoa Improving
Miss Dorothy Rinearson. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Rlnear-,
aon. C2S Oak Avenue, Is recov
ering from a . minor operation,
after an Illness of several days.;
Many Tourists
Register Here
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ra have resrlstered at the booth i
since August first. X
Included In yesterday's regis- T
tration were: X
W. K. Rouse. Calif: C. P. Le-ll
Breton. Calif: J. A. Evans. Calif;
Allan Kennedy, Calif: Leo Bock- I
n,l.r rallf- Wm Hlnkle. Calif: IT
to Rive the former parishioners T j Baumelstcr. Calif: Anita,
Kimball. Calif; Howard E. Wines ,
Calif; Ch.rliai Heacox. Calif: ,
Tho. D. Radcliffe. Calif; Arthur
Lahave. Calif; Fred Strong. Cal; j
8. Strong Calif; Al Levey. Flor-i
Ida: Hester Grimm. Calif; Carrl-;
son Patrick. Calif; Charles G.
BOILING BEEF
(Today only), lb. .
PURE LARD
Home rendered. 2
12V21
lbs.
POT RO AST
Pound 15c
RABBITS
Pound - '.
to
35c I
18c
USED CARS
AugiistS
I
i
i
Now
we are featuring the largest and best stock of high
( grade re-built cars for you to choose from,
Come
s
and see for yourself that these values have never be
fore been equaled in QUAILTY and PRICE. ,
Sedans ,Coaches Coupes
Roadsters Tourings
We will take your old car in on a trade.
Remember that your satisfaction is our success.
Buick Garage
1330 Main St. Phone 42
35c
of Father McMillan an opportun
ity of meeting him.
Lighting Cause
Of 206 Fires
, (Continued From Pkge One)
forests between the fired areas.
Inman, N. Y.: A. 1. Mathleu. !
Calif: Clyde F. McLean. Nev; R. ,
The Vancouver army barracks . Goodwin. Idaho: Mrs. F. N.
has supplied mules, trucks and a Slevea!t callf;'E. K. Held, Calif; j
squad of men to aid In takingly E Van glpei calif; A. C. Wll-1
supplies in to me lire nguiers ey KeT . Mari0n Mayfleld. Calif; :
W. G. Tolleson, Arlx.; A. R. '
Jones, Calif; T. J. Hlggins. Cal.
All kinds of home made Sausages.
iV "Quality" you want we have it.
Sanitary Market
Phone 22
7th & Mam J
It 1 1 1 1 1 M U H H I Mr I Ml I I HI 1 1 1 1 IHtHfH'tHHttt
In this region
Another lurge fire ln tho Col
umbia forests Is sweeping over
an. old burn of 3.0VU acre on
the Little White Salmon water
shed, threatening a heavy stand
of young timber. ,
HITCH KS CANVAS
If you lnck pantry space, make
a Jong door-canva for the In
side pantry with pockets to boll
roscrx, tins, and all the odds
and ends of utensils.
DIAGONAL 8TVLK
Chic comes by diagonal lines
in early autumn styles. Diagon
al closiugs, diagonal tiers, flares,
trimmings and tucks abound. '
Too Late to Classify.
FOR RENT 4-rooin modern fur
nished house. Inquire 30S Lin
coln. Mrs. Davenport. 6
Dressed Chickens
FRIDAY, HATURDAY, SUNDAY
Fat Hens, lb..... ....
Fat Young Fryers, lb.
24c
26c
BRATTON'S
Open Every Evening and Sunday
201 E. MAIN : PHONE 942
Falls Grocery
and Bakery
Specials For Saturday ,
Order the original "Health Bread," Mocha I
Caks, Devil Food - Cakes, A variety of ?
Cookies for lunches. Variety of Breads;!
v::---- -
.:;(,
Cofee Meter given with each can of Folger
Coffee purchased. . ' .
All Bunch Vegetables 5c
Ashland Tomatoes, box ..:..$1.60
Nice Large Peaches, box $1.15
Cabbages, lb , - 2c
Phone 83
Some Splendid Bargains for
Saturday Selling
Ladies' Voile Dresses
Good quality voile, nicely trimmed
in lace. Regular price, $4.50.
Saturday Special, 3.75
Ladies' Voile Step-ins
Colors, pink, peach and green, lace
trimmed. Regular price, 35c.
Saturday Special, 25c
Ladies' Gordon Hose
No.' 515 Chiffon, No. 21 Service
weight. All sizes and a full line
yof colors. Sold reg. at $2.00.
Saturday Special, 1.25
Ladies'
All Wool Bathing Suits
Saturday Special, 2.50
Children's Half Sox
Sizes 44 to 7V2.
A good variety of colors.
Cretonne Parasols
Regular $2.50 values.
Saturday Special, 1.50
: Printed Georgettes
Regular $2.95. .
Saturday Special,l.95 .
Sanitary Flannelette Diapers
Absorbent, soft finish.
1.95 per Doz.
All Linen Huck Towels
Regular 40c values. '
Saturday Special, 29c
Fast Colored Percales
New arrival of fall patterns.
29c
We Carry a Complete Line of
ELIZABETH ARDEN TOILET
PREPARATIONS
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We Carry a Complete Line of
ELIZABETH ARDEN TOILET
PREPARATIONS
6th & Main
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